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15th moon [video/action]

[Cecil is out shopping in the Department Store. Again, you might want to say. But this time he holds the Pokégear with his left hand while the rest of his body is buried by bags and boxes of all kinds, and people can see a feminine hand adding more to the pile every so often.]

I would like to thank everyone who has sent me gifts. All of your choices were extremely thoughtful, and I have no doubt I will enjoy all of them.

[The feminine hand adds another bag. He waits until it leaves.]

I would also like to apologize to every trainer who might have wanted to challenge Whitney this afternoon. I was unaware that drying her tears would involve taking over her day. On my honor, I swear I will try to convince her to return to the Gym before nightfall.

[Another box, and this one hides his face from the camera. He sighs before turning the Pokégear off.]

Squall: ~~Sharp kitchen knives, with a note that says ‘They were the most practical I could find. Sorry.’~~ Never mind, he gets a compact survival knife.
Aerith: Level 16 female Marill
Warrior of Light: Lvel 15 male Magmar
Firion: Level 14 female Vulpix
Bartz: Level 12 Ditto, plus a Dratini doll for Lenna
Zidane: Level 14 female Growlithe, plus a Togepi doll for Garnet
Suzaki: Black winter coat
Kisa: Fire Stone
France: Fire Stone
Roxas: Thunderstone
Trucy: Scarf/gloves/earmuffs/sweater/pants set that matches her cape
Iris: Level 15 female Meowth holding a Quick Claw
Leon: Level 16 Magnemite holding a Metal Coat... and a chocolate bar
Kaito: Smoke Ball, plus the wallet for Biz

Everything has already been delivered by mail, unless your character is in Goldenrod. In that case, Cecil delivered the present himself.

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Thank you for the Magmar, Cecil.

[He's just not going to ask about what's going on there.]

You're welcome. I hope he keeps you warm enough.

[She was crying. Desperate, he offered to take her out shopping. She really liked the idea. He regrets it. What's so strange about that?]

I believe he is determined to.

[The Gym Leader, for one.]

...He's not trying to set you on fire, is he?

[...I have no way to deny that.]

No. He is better behaved than that. [Thank goodness.]

[The fact that Cecil hasn't tried to escape by now is also a bit surprising.]

Good. He did seem like he would behave, but since he spent most of the time in the PC I couldn't be sure.

[He keeps his promises, dammit.]

He seems to be much better behaved than Bartz and Ahriman.

[This is past the point of promise, and somewhere into torture.]

That says very little, considering their personalities.

[Torture is something that can be withstood. He's not withstanding right now.]

More like Sarah, then.

[And yet he's still there?]

That must be a relief.

[Paladins help others! ...He's not quick enough to drop the bags and run without getting caught.]

It is. Having a third pokemon like them would be rather difficult to manage.

[Try to keep that in mind the next time you offer to help a Gym Leader, Cecil.]

Having an overly aggressive team member would not be much better.

[Hopefully someone already took care of the Ampharos. Or else...]

Fortunately, I seem to have avoided getting a pokemon like that, thus far.

[Of course, he just needs to wait to get past Goldenrod. Then he'll get his belligerent pokemon.]

Then again, for the life of me I cannot imagine an aggressive Wooper.

[Ooooh? *is curious*]

I doubt that it is possible, though after having Bartz for so long, it is difficult to imagine a Wooper with a different personality.

[There will be a Ryhorn named Garland.]

It's the face. It looks too nice to be violent.

[...Oh hell yes.]

Mischievous, on the other hand...

[It will do its utmost to earn that name, too. From the very first encounter.]

Well, no one is perfect.

[By ranting about fate and the endless cycle of war?]

Still, I wish they would learn to control themselves.

[...Well, mostly by attacking. Though I suppose it could probably manage a few of those.]

Encourage them to behave, and hope the rest of your team will serve as good examples. By this point, you can do nothing else.

[They might need an interpreter.]

And keep them away from Bartz and Zidane as well.

[It might be better if they don't have one, in order to avoid being subjected to those rants.]

An excellent idea, to be sure. Add Zidane's Ambipom to that list, just in case.

[But villains always get the best speeches!]

...Perhaps it would simply be easier to keep them in their pokeballs except for battles or training. [Not that he doesn't try to do that anyway.]

[Yes but they were speeches about THE WRONG THING.]

How cruel. How cold. How heartless.

[Well, what are villains supposed to talk about? Flowers and rainbows?]

[Linefaaaace, Cecil.] I doubt they would let me anyway.

[Well, they could at least have stopped their rants for a while.]

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